SIGNED (6x); Lebeck, Gundlach, Kneidl, Bokelberg, e.a. - Romy Schneider. Fotografische Porträts ('Photographic portraits') - 2008

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With 6 (!) signatures by 6 (!) great German, internationally renowned photographers:
Robert Lebeck, F.C. Gundlach, Helga Kneidl, Will McBride, Werner Bokelberg, Roger Fritz.

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"Memories are often the best thing. Photographic portraits of Romy Schneider" -
a wonderful coffee-table book celebrating Romy Schneider’s birthday, who would have turned seventy on September 23, 2008 - featuring more than 40 previously unpublished pictures of the unforgettable German movie star.

New, mint, unread; only opened once for the signatures.
COLLECTOR'S CONDITION.

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Overall the book includes photos of Romy Schneider by 9 photographers.
The other 3 were: Herbert List (1903-1975), Max Scheler (1928-2003) and Peter Brüchmann (1932-2016); two of these three were no longer alive when the book came out.

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Hatje Cantz, Ostfildern. 2008. First edition, first printing.

Hardcover with dustjacket. 255 x 312 mm. 176 pages. Various photographers. Edited by Beate Kemfert. Foreword: Beate Kemfert. Texts by Freddy Langer. Text in English.

Great photobook about Romy Schneider - with 6 (!) original signatures by 6 (!) fantastic photographers. UNIQUE COLLECTOR'S ITEM.

Few movie stars have been the object of as many different and contradictory photographs as Romy Schneider. She was captured on film thousands of times, yet she always remained enigmatic.Particularly valuable photographs are those - many never before published - taken by nine internationally renowned photographers: Werner Bokelberg, Peter Brüchmann, Roger Fritz, F. C. Gundlach, Helga Kneidl, Robert Lebeck, Herbert List, Will McBride, and Max Scheler. Some only met Romy once - Herbert List, for instance, captured her as a teenager in previously unpublished pictures shot in 1954. Others - like Robert Lebeck, who took arresting, personal pictures of her from the fifties until just before her death - accompanied her throughout her life. Romy as a young girl, as her film characters, next to Alain Delon, pensively embracing her children, seemingly unobserved during an ordinary day, deliberately posing or in costume, happy or contemplative, seductively beautiful or vulnerable: these snapshots keep Romy’s myth alive and are at the same time powerful reflections on impermanence.'
(from the publisher)